National Quality Registry for Pregnancy

• Registry Manager: KS
• Registry Centre - affiliation: Registry Centre Stockholm, QRC
• Start year: 1999
• Classifications used: Does not use any classification
• This registry contains data on: Interventions, Primary Care, Inpatient Care, PROM or other patient-reported health effects, Socio-economics, Risk Factors, Follow-up Data 3-5 months after the case is registered in the registry

Description of registry

The quality of prenatal care is crucial for both the mother and child in terms of morbidity and mortality. It also has implications for future reproductive health. The effect of local care programs can be reflected in registry data. The Swedish Pregnancy Registry is a complement to the Medical Birth Registry.

The aim of the registry is to improve the quality and enable follow-up and evaluation of prenatal care. Another aim is to create a foundation for evidence-based healthcare to enable research and development in Swedish prenatal care.

Population

The registry aims to collect data on all pregnancies. This also comprises data on pregnancies that do not result in a live birth, i.e. pregnancies that end in miscarriage or intrauterine death (IUFD).

Ages in the registry

Women in fertile ages.

Volume over the past operating year

About 110,000 children are born each year.

Note: Variable lists are updated on a regular basis and should therefore be seen as preliminary. For the latest version, please contact the registry.